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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
WAS HE MURDERED !
The Mysterious Disappearance of Flrmm Mejia from His aining
 Camp.
A Case That Calls for Investigation By the Officers of the
 Law.

' out tNO Nfhlc biii4 well known Mexican, engaged in min ing. partner of Dan Hatz, suddenly disappeared from his camp, near the head of the Hassayampa.
 On his being first missed mention was made of ii ID the press of thls clty, together with hints from various sources. that be had been foully dealt with.
 Sheriff Mulvenon made an investiga- ,ion at fhe time. and was told by cer- tain Mexicans that Mejia had gone ofi on d prospecting trip, taking some anl- mals with him, that ii was known that h. owned. and that he would soon re- tam. An investigation of Mella's camp also revealed the fact that his stock provisions and other articles III his cabin were left just ne was accus- toned to leave them, daily, while at work, apparently confirming the report that he had gone on a brief prospecting tour.
 TWO YEARS HAVE GONE BY, However, since Firmin Mejia failed to put in an appearance, as usual' at ms cabin, at the old Senator mlll, and not q word has ever been heald from nm since that day to this, except the re- ported seeing of him by certain Mexf cans, who said he had gone prospecting towards Cherry creek. No one m the latter district ever saw hiin there, slnce that time. and the conviction intuitlvely felt at the time of his disappearance, Ina. grown now to almost T certainty. among those who knew him, that he was murdered, and his body disposed oi III some way, and in some place yet undis- covered
 MEJtA WAS KNOWN TO HAVE IN HIS
 POSSESSION
 About S200 or S300 at the time of hls disappearance, and Wa. "t extremely frugal habits His cabin was well stocked with provisions, also, at the lime. and he was of too economical turn of mind to have voluntarily left his well filled larder for protracted trip.
 In conversation, yesterday, Dan Hatz, the former partner and intimate ac- auaintance of Melia, told JOURNAL MINER reporter that 1t was his firm con yiction that Mejia had been murdered, and that his body has been concealed somewhere m the vicinity of where he lived. He scouts the idea that he would have left without communicating with some of his numerous friends and scaaaintances in this vicinity. Besides, he said Meiia would have sold his grub before leaving, if he had voluntarily left will the expectation of having been gone as long as he has
 Meiia had been engaged In mining, and had erected q small furnace near where he lived, Tn which he melted pre- cious metals which he gathered up at the various mining camps Oi thls sec ton. He was not too scrupulous to ap- propriate rich specimens, fl he could do unobserved, from the dumps of miners whose mines lie visited. He was an in- telliyent and well informed Mexican, and the theory of d murder having been committed, in connection with hls disap- pearance, is very plausible. A thorough investigation should be made by the of- ticerS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
protection from Frost.

In some parts of the wine district oi France the church bells are tolled when there is likely to be a frost severe enough to hurt the vines. The inhabitants at once hurry out of their houses and place quantities of tar between the rows of vines. Then signal is given to light the tar, and in few minutes dense cloud of smoke arise. which completely protects the vines from the frost.-New York Tribune.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
Coyote Sprlnys Ranch. October l4th, 1887. If

Mrs. D. J. Sullivan has secured the services of Mile. Leleyier, an artistic and fashionable dress maker, from San Francisco, and is now prepared to do all kinds of work in that line. She has also, now due, well selected assOrt- ment ol dress goods, which she will sell at very reasonale prices, which, with first-class work, on the saae terms, will enable the adies of Prescott and vicin- ity to dress stylish without paying fancy prices.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

In the January number of the Ameri- can Magazine, Wm. H. Rideing will have the first paper of series on BoS- ton Artists and their studios, reproduc- ing some of their paintings and show ing their distinctive styles of art.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
The Mejia Mystery.

Tine JorKNAL-MINER man ran across I number Of miners from the vicinity oi inc Hassavampa to-day, who conceded with the views expressed yesterday ln referenae to the disappear ince of FIT min Meiia. All of them were oi the opinion that Mejia has been murdered. At the Sheriff's office it was learned that he was heard of after his disappearance here at Tucson, but parties acquainted with the Mexican race say that the name of Mejia is very common one, and that 1t is highly probable that the Neiia heard of in Tucson was either some other man or else reported by some one who had an interest in de- ceiving the officers and in throwing them of the track MT. Lawrence, a prominent colored man of Prescott, was identified with the missing man III mln- ing matters, and is firm in the belief that if alive MeJia would communicate with him. Dan Hatz Is of the same opinion, and says that Doc. $. A. Smith, 4 miner, interested in the same section where Mejia lived and who knew him we'll. believes that he has been foully dealt with.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

Meal times at the Bellevue Hotel op- posite the Postoifce: Breakfast, from 0 30 until 9 A. NJ. Dinner. from l2 to , P. NJ. Supper, from 6 to s PM. Board, $7.00, by the week, or 90 c. per per meal.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
Governors Proclamation.
TERRITORY 0P ARIZONA.
 EXECUT. DEpARTA ENT. OFfICE OF TlE GOVERNOR

To all whom these present. may come greet ing:
 Drake nTvat. .r. .nn G ECn.n s.wai.v we: found murd red ct Suiphar Springs, south i Wilicsx, Aris n |, on the g day of Sep.em. per last. and no IT ee If the muTd Ter or Mur rers has bS en discovered.
 Nov. therefore, q. Meyer Zulick, Cover. r O! the Territory Of Arisora. e. virtue .f tue authOIitytn Une vested, do EereLy offer and proclaim . reward Of i've Lpudi ed dOllsre f0 the arrest and cOnvicslon of the murd Ter or murderers of the said William c. Drake. f> In witness WheReof, ! have here. 3sRALf unto set my hand and caused the w. Great 6eal of the Territory Of Ari
 z0na to bo amxed. Done at Prescott. the Capital, this tWentys siXt day Of N0vembe9. \. D. 1887.
 c. MEYER ZULlCK, By the Governor.
 JAS. A. BAYAR0,
 Secretary of the Territory. decS
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

will give $lO reward for the recovery of light roan horse, with dark mane and tail. The horse was formerly owned by Heisler Bros., and was driven to their butcher wagon; was last seen on the range near Heislers slaughter house, near Prescott. The above reward will epaid upon delivery of the horse at Shull X Austin's livery stable, Prescott.
 F. H. WITHERELL.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
Estfay Horse.

Three meals tor xl at the Sherman House, formerly Dan Hatz's hotel.
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

Under the new "kode" tickets for all elections must be printed on paper fur nished by the secretary of the territory. In accordance with such law, party in this city wrote to the secretary two weeks before elelection, stating the election would be held on the 12th, The secretary, however, shipped the pa per on the 18th, c. o. D., three days af- ter the election had peen held. Com nnenf Is lnneceSsarN Star
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
BUSINESS LOCALS.

My Sporting department, consisting of Shot-Guns, Rifles, Pistols, all kinds of Cartridges, Belts, Ammunition, etc., is complete, and goods are down at bed- rock prices. Winchester Rifles are now down to SIS. If you want shotgun cartridges, try my "Blackbird" brand, loaded, with the best powder, by pa tent process. They are superior to all others, and cost you but $4 per JO0. Don't forget our Royal St. John Sew ing Machine is now reduced to $35 cash.
 GEO. H. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

One of the most sensible, unique and most useful Christmas presents which We have seen was one presented to Mrs. Carrie Aiken by her husband, this evening It was an ornamental piece Of kitchen furniture, made by O $. Morse. The design was original with MT. Morse, and, as yet, has been unnamed, by him. It is made in two sections. The lower half consists of flour bin. on the left hand side with separate compartment for bread beard On the right side of if are four separate deep drawers, one Of them double compartment, one for oat and corn meal, graham and buckwheat flour. etc, while over these and between them and the top of the desk shaped ar rangement are two flat drawers, one of which is divided of into compartments for all kinds of spices, napkins, etc, and the other is arranged for holding knives, forks and spoons. The upper section which rests on this Is divided with shelves for the storage of dishes of all kinds. The design Is one which reflects great credit on the skill and inventive genious of Mr. Morse, while, as stated, a more appropriate present from husband to wife than this could not be made.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

Extracto of Sarsaparilla, manufactured specially to order, best blood medicine known, at Dr. RobinsOn's. a2tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

Miners are complaining of the ab. sence of Frank Cockburn from the sam bling works, as they prefer to deal direct with him in the sale of ores While at all times espousing the cause of the miners, the JoURNAL-MINER be- lives they will receive just as fair and favorable treatment from Messrs Lynch and Stockton as they would from Mr. Cockburn if he were here.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28
Watch RopairinQ.

If your watch is out of order take it to Geo. H. Curry. Established in Pres colt years. Charges reasonable and consistent with good work. Watt he's repair d by me have Card in back eases, and none others warranted.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

Among the many evidences of the rapid strides being made in the Salt River Valley, there Is none greater than the erection of the Commercial Hotel by Messrs. Herrick & Luhrs. The building Is a three story one, occupying over half a block, and will contain over d hundred rooms, besides large and com- modious rooms for business purposes, on the fist floor. When completed it will be the largest building in the territory 4 section of il has already been com pleted and furnished, and the proprie- tors are doing a good business, although unable to meet the demands of travel CTS for accommodations
 F. $. Kenyon, representing the big house of II. E. Bucklen & Co.,, Chicago propretors of Bucklens Arnica Salve and Dr. Kings Electric Bitters, was in town yesterday, and renewed the adver- tisinc for the firm in the JOURNAL MINER for another year He says that the firm is well pleased with the success of their advertising in Prescott during the past year and ii has resulted, in connection with the merits possessed by their goods, in building up large trade for them
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

Joaquin Miller contributes a remarka- ble poem to the American Magazine for January, on Twilight at Nazareth V Edgar Fawcett's "Olivia Delaplaine" is continued. and deepens in interest. Cape Breton Island, secluded region future, will be described in an illustrated , rti.la hv + N EnJick
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

When those dark spots accompanied by blurring and indistinct vision come before the eyes, do not strain and neg lect the best of all gifts, but immediately go and have the proper spectacles ad- justed to your eyes. This has been n'y speciality for ten years, and by the use of my Optometer, purchased at large expense for this trade, all possibility of giving you glass not adapted for your eyes, is prevented. The use of the Optimeter Is free to all customers. Price of spectacles range from $l to B per pair. GEO. H. CURRY.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

The largest line of Gold and Silver American anal Swiss watches; beauti- full novelties III fine Gold Jewelry, Clocks, Silverware, etc., and the hand sOmest line of presents, to be found Tn Arizona. GEO. H. CURRY, Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-12-28

Blackberry and Jamaica Ginger Cor dial, just the thing for all kinds of Sum- mer complaints, at Dr. RobinsOn's.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
WEST GRAND RAPIDS
A Notorious junk Dealer in
the Tolls.
SE BOUGHT sTOlEH nDRlsI ylLHS
captaia kirbY. O 0sano fs.seo. Com
pietss Arrangements 20 beiia a
Dock 4aa Establish a otons
NArd Near ~siiln's
TaHneFf.

Jaeob Moll. uho sests : jank shop on
North Front 81 near West Leofa.rd ~. va
arrested yesterday iog purchasing she brass
caps vhlch had boea sto.eo from TIE
hydranls around 10 ny. Jscoo has ben
kuoWn % ihe police - CROOKED character
and La afssn beea not 1ed to szraishtsn op.
and this tims they have clear oSs~ s<Ai1st
htm he dld business mostly ~ithi slaAeA
boys, purchasing wagon ufes, ets.i itv.n
them for te@ cents. al tie same tine hay
ing good reason 70 believe that the material
Vas stolen. lie vas noliied ~ Tie assee-
tises Ia disoonunue suCa trsde Wien aos
- we're f.fst missed. AT that time he hao
some II them la bls possession, Dut Claimed
he didnit know what they were lie con
tiuaea 70 receive them. however, taking TIE
u.ins to scratch the lettering ron them 80
fhat they could not DS i1enuned- tne CON
xiction of TIE fhiei Charles Peterson. VINO
VA sentenced 10 ninety daSs A. iona ID
Police Court yesterday. led Ia aoAs arrest
Can't. I. ". Kirby. OF Grand Haven, ~ss
IN tie city yesterday aud made arrange
n,ents with + Il. Waliin 70 build dock
near ,ha lstiers tAnneTy. Nj kirby con
templates establishing q stone wand near the
proposed dock he Viii transfer Joais1
stone ia his own vessels direct Irorh Nh4o~i'o
here. ana - now 41At44-r Na-N~
chicago which will be brought - Grand
Haven and tosed up the ryef as soon a.
navigation opens
Wn. Barney Of slraightsi., who ha'
/ been on prolonged spree for the past lev
/ DAYS. vas Yesterday arrested on n warrant
sworn OUT by his wife. he returned home
! lats Saturday night and began 10 abuse az
! wife and smash up the furniture and con
nnued in the same strain until the poilc'
pat stop 10 his capers by putting him be
/ hind the bars.
The remains Of Frank Zebler were iakei
10 Atuoa \. \ D., yesterday, the home OF Ih'
/ tarents OF the deceased. The Arbeiter so
/ ciety turned out in a body and escorted III
reInsins TO the D.. q. IL. & NJ. depot.
Robert Courtright. who has been ia poo
health for some time, lett Tor San Antonio
Texas. last night. His friends MADE up
Lice purse for BIN 10 help him on his Way
Mrs. Mary Rowman, OF West Leonard-st
! Yesterday returned from visit at Ihre
| Rivers.
Miss Maggie Morse. of Grand Haven,
| visiting friends on West Bridge 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

A -rowief hoase va nrese5lt a. s7sita q
Gea~a f7rree iast evening ~ uftress -
Forrest 8 rsrrsl Hfr esl ls f1n "a In
Use rnrfs.e ra-e grna rev ans er9.asi
.5-a ef ~st raf rr7sentirs p etf.
1.-a sfr-asn ia Es sengs snd tsnces
..4.s-.sri taasli1 Tee sinE ~ riaa 81 iss-ere
f.e Tft Ceoks followed. AMI recess i7esi trs
rase .is.rs aorisrsa f1T se assrrei0us r.nh
stu-enr Ee Forrest q Garrett ia fhei r
t.eaaf,Ist @sss - artists A. kferr rrs
ra-s ae.sl ioas FiaHe tsifean IL tha great
49, fs.ir ~rf fsnfsr Vnsca has vef aneesf-
80 a. fass esnstrs Tae MsTf1na .n thesf
arf ar dsusr ~ere great ard r1see
fhe a.i ~ tss et'a "a. ne sllHaneh not
fhe 'r~asss-f sx4Ier q sf seoes he ave.
rsea .srerai 81 hs treas Fare safiffiF rer.
r.a essr-s~s & 0arre ten <snae snsi Ek.
irsrezs1es I1srea a1r.nz osTx1 stert eeen-
sFr rsrrrssss esssHntea sazl lrz tassssti
rssreisss ritiV t.siaxle eQerstie sfras
~sesesl tfe ense-tasn aenf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
YOUNG LooAn's nUPTIALs.
a Car Load Of FiowerS To Decorate the
Andrews Mansion,

,sste "a ,ss fslssaNA-ssNla.
Y0rSGsrowV. o.. March G.-rhe sp-
proaching Wedding OF John 4. logan. Jr.,
sud Mis- Edith Andrews, continues to be
the chief topic in soci ely circles here.
Already the notAbiss have begun 70 arrive
auf tie sfair promises 70 b. ore ~ tue
rrsndsst ever celebrated IN Youngstown.
Nevsusrer men are arriving from many
q ss and the Inca' reporters are hustilnG %
-zf sIl The pariiculars NTs Gen. i.o~an.
John LcEsn i- Nr. and Ms TUCKER
NJ ant Mrs. Wallace Andrews and party.
arrived lrom ~ ashinEtor tc1av. fn the
priv vsta car 81 Mr. q III. Andrews. toe
wealthy father q touacrrows bride. Mrs.
Tavan vas dressed in deep mourning.
heavily ve. ed. sad lei by the hao3 oy her
r~anison. Tucker. They were met % Tie
fonnf hv g.. RI Andrews and driven to bis
residence. The caTrIeze contai niar BIT.
Torsn ard his mother h-ing drawn by tTo
snov-whtrs PONIES. NesriT car l1ad oi
the rsrssr f0wsrs arrived from tlttenur-
this afternoon. snd sre being beautifully y
arranged e. oat tee psrIors % he AndreEs
ususion. on NicS-ave.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

RICHMOND. Va. March 2i.-Some time
ago w. l.. Royal counsel TOR the British
boudholders, sued the grand jury OF the
Hastings Court Of this city, for damages for
indicting his clients who had rendered cou-
mons in payment for taxes. Thereupon the
state Attorney for Richmond hlec Dill OF
information against Mr. Royal under the
state law of barratry and upon the ground
of intimi6ating the graad jury. MT. Royal
was today tried and fined $3.50. lie refused
TO pay the fine on the ground that the law
under which be was tried was unconstitu.
tional. He will probably stay IN jail nll
Judge Bond Of the United States Couri
arrives. when an application for his release
by habeas corpus viii be made.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

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gscs Ll1nsea - bls Faany srsssasls s<,EaoFFo~
sssalDx. - k-s1&s<sa1s ussoFs h-sA~<s
sxaznt tses q - ssSay fes ese.''Essa. an
ple pfspzE4uo4s 49, lss.Ax a.Aae - n@t<
sssry tAlnx ooeusclsa v4ke 4 moss oH
saseoshly sa5 every oessaFasy atsesasssa
proaises - o< tasE<. Naeh lDssr~st std
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- h u bbs aaa " n ffk1s~sil fhe
hnSvy ssisag 0f thls eiy Jhstr eAeleitiea
wfii ts 6ts,oo kamsa wreaillAg 1fz.ie-
wsA 49, lGtfealos AIS Aezxy ae1ne t'sii
sxercises ~hlGh. az who have seen. sIspfS-
esls. Piksy Johnso1. ~ la1hllAE Sohn ~
ka~oh. gann< A0rShy. - b ksplas 1Nck
lsonshus ADd Wa q Douoeli 49, oEsn-
trssats T. The ca Shxsitlon- freb4oly tie
naosg interesting festnre ~ ne eateFt&ia.
naens wiii os the nles1isg of ~Diaeea~ sna
Ma Danieis of Ca4clilAc. tlideoo Sas
recently awarded nxkg wlth Issaiels on .
hsai and no~ offess Dsaisls tiss te oesi niIf
su e.xft rosn1s A yers lntcFsssiDg pfo
grannss viii. siasoat doebt. be- pse-ccte
Iieksts are DO~ ou sac 81 + riedricL
Music store. on Canai-st-. 81 =, - snd !.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
no No, De.ire Rssn,tatsmsnt.

Editor OF the IELEGkAh-hbhsh
As several articles have appeared in the
daily press of this city with reference 10
alleged trouble having occ urred IN the
ranks of Company X. we desire through
the columns of your paper, 10 state TO
our friends and the public generally
that we don't consider that we have
been at fault in the matter bUt insist that
oars has been an honorable and jasuhaele
course, and we wish il distinctly understood
by all parties concerned, that we do mol
desire and will not under any circumstance;
return 10 Company X so long as 1t remaini
under its present commander.
THE F0UR MENBERs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
Entornri.c IN tho -onfh.

MoxrGouERY, Ala, March 2l.-The Sec
re.ary Of state issued q charter today for the
Guein, LaGrange and Western Railroad
Company Just Organized with board oi
New York and Southern directors
Douglass Green. Of New York. is President.
The road is TO be commenced at once and
will extend from Birmingham, Ala,
through the rich mineral counties Of the
State. 70 LaGrsnge. Ga. The Montgomery
Furnace & Chemical Works, was also
organized today. Capital, 100000.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

People 1nast dress We'll. yet the cost of the se-
tails Of dress must te eheapened Some worthy
repeatedly quoted declared II better q 80 with
out than 10 wear an imitation. That aootx4ns is
out OF date, has expired by limitation keady-
Made Clothing, as . hoNsn by as Is snntatssn--
an limitation of tie Correct style We say that
wsth the perfectaon attained III ho@dy-M Made
Clothing a maa may - forth superbly attarea
from head 10 iost wsthcus resostang % the hssA-
priced Merchant Tailor Then, TOO, stSies ohsnes.
The inexpensive ready-lnsae suit be lsid
aside with aess -oompunrtion than the eApenslss
product of the MerchAnt Tailor, enabling menot
moderate means 10 ksrp up with the prooassscn
so to speak. withoutlts proving such constant
drain on the pocket. We take no httls prade,
gentle reader. In the statement of many vislton
10 the Valley City, namely, that our ostissns srs
among the bestdrossed Ia the country, knowing
as we do, what an important factor our Tailor
Made Clothingssin that result
For Spring we showing al the Novelties
in the way Of Spring oyeroosts. aud IA Suits We
offer An Endless Variety in AL the popular shapes,
styles and fabrics. An inspection wlll convince
the most skeptical that TOO much cxnnot be said
of Tailor-A Clothing as displayed by the
GIANT CLOTHING COMPdNK
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22

Dr. NJ Yeenboer Professor Of Hyglens
aud sanitary Scleooe past gfsduAte oi TIE
New YORK Polytechnic IN Tie diseases q
women, diseases OF childrcn, surgery snd
urinary analysis. New and improved treat
ment for diseases Of rsspirslion, nose. throat
and chest. diseases OF nervous system aud
eve and ear. New ofhoe NeDbzm BLOCK
northeast corner Monroe and Division -sts
Once hours, 20 10 q n.i g. and -
. 10. Telephone. NO. IA, residence, 0ffloe.
-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
MUSKEGON.
Established 1880. Incorporated 1886

Nav he consulted Free OF Charge At Bridge-St House
Wednesday March 22d All day and evening v DoUgsn
D. G. n ase 0i EUgiaud eminent specialist N Throat and
Lung Diseases. viii he one of the physicians bere.
Dr. n0ncsn has sole OF the recently invented nstru-
ments Pneumotometer and "Kotermeer by winch be Is
enabled - cure cases OF CafsFb Bronchitis Asthma Loss u
Voice which have heretofore been pronounced incurs
Bile Al forms OF diseases treated and al consultations strict
IL confidential Under circumstances viii hopeless case.
he taken We Also have Oxygen n both Office and H0ms
Treatment apor Baths and Electric Treatment gwen u
inststae.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
OYyrcr or 7Hr EAeiF stew DYE HoUsE,
No. q CANAL ST.

tRsND hfTIUt- HIIu-I HaII4 To I&1ff
To All Whom II New Conce-n.
II the people AZ large don't care vno does
the work. - long - fbev can get u done
well. fully TO their satisfaction and ss en-
piov she best dyer in The state ! advise
Them 70 sef their work done nov. A. the
Eagie steam DE House 10. IT Carsi-st.
Nv motto. Bes. Work and Lowest Prices. .
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
% NOT FAIL
To Call at the Bridge Street House We'd
ne.dar. March %. all Day and Eve.

Dr. Booth. the well known specialist will
give advice free 10 AL consulting him dur
ing ms visit here, the Doctor has many
patients alIeady who all speak OF the very
satisfactory trestment received at his hands.
lie cures asthma, csisrrh, epilepsy, con-
sumption when not 20 far advanced, ulcers.
tumors ETC Diseases OF women and
children a specially. Gentlemen suffering
from early indescretions or from evils OF too
fast living Consult strictly pTlyate
AMI cs.red-call early. One day only every
fourth week
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-22
uir er.la Flrrn n risspelas s,rsit..

AfrxsstroIgs Minn Mavh 1t.-Neader
a ri, ene 0f me ieaiiur gran frns ~ t0is
rifv have heen attssl "a ~ the Bank 81
Commerce fr 81 an s-3 have n7u1et
rs4fies ss the CtsmeeT ~ Com neree hoid-
irz tnsir soutrscis 81 profect themselves.